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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-05-26

Rev. P. Schwartz, returned Lu-
theran missionary to India, occupied
the time of the usual morning dis
course of the pastor at the Congrega-
tional Church last Sabbath. He gave
an interesting narration of missionary
work in India, stating its discourage
ments and encouragemen:s. Chief
among the obstacles met is the preju
dice and intolerant aversion to any
teaching or dissemination of ideas
or belief conflicting with the teachings
of their long established Brahman
code, in which caste is SO sharply and
cruelty drawn, condemning the mass
es not only to the most menial and
abject servitude, but shutting up and
depriving them of all avenues and
agencies of education and enlighten-
ment, as well. But little less than
200 years has wrought much to en-
courage, since during that period, da-
ting from the initial lab0rs of two
German missionaries, young, almost
boyish in years, their labors have been
supplemented by those animated with
like spirit and zeal for the spread of
the truth as it is in Christ, and though
still small in number-7S0-their uni
ted labors have resulted in the con,
version of over million.
Mr.. Schwartz expects to return and
resume his labors. when his health is
sufficiently restored from the effects of
the malaria so prevalent in India.
Last wednesday a, M, while in the
County woods, in Shalersville, Mr..
Joseph Myers, an inmate of the In
frmary, was struck by a falling tree
and instantly killed. In the morning
when Mr.. McCombs and his hired
men started for the woods to fell some
timber for the asylum building, Myers,
who bad always been humored more
or less by the Sup't, begged to be al
lowed to go with them. He was per-
mitted to go, and upon reaching the
woods, was stationed some distance
from the tree which was to be cut, and
went to work saving limbs with
saw which he carried with him. He
was told to stay there, but just as
large tree was falling, he started di.
rectly toward it as fast as he could,
and paying no attention to the men
who shouted to him to keep back, got
directly under the tree as it fell and
was killed. A coroners inquest was
hald by J. III. Dussel, Up, who de-
cidsd that the deceased came to his
death by falling tree, and without
the fault of anyone. He was 81 years
of age, came to the IDfrmary from
Mantua, Jan. 81, 1888. and was a Ger.
man,
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Teachers Examinations.

T6BGN6fB E16lH1HSsU1UAOs
Examinatioasof Teachers will be held at thu
High School building in Ravenna commencing
at o O'Clock A. n and closing at O'Clock P. y
on the first SATURDAYS of each month, excep
February and March. in which two months the
examinations viii be held on the first and third
Saturdays.
SPECIAL NoTIoE.-No certificate will be ante.
dated BY order of the Board.
n pTCERTT Cleyb
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THE STATE AT LARGE.
CrawfortfsyiIJe.

Miss Louise Craig is visiting in Indianapolis.
w. Whitsett is home from a visit at Lafayette -.
Miss Carrie Vaughn of Sugar Grove has been visiting
at j. FL. Shues----F L. Smith and family, of Grand
Watson, of Chicago. is in the city having been
moned on account of the illness of his mother The
Charade Club met last Tuesday evening the home
of ]. W. Ramsey being the first meeting in almost
two years Mrs Bosserman, of Lafayette. has been
visiting her brother, F. l.. Luse. j. c. Edgeworth
attended the wedding of his brother Michael Bed
ford, last Monday evening Mrs. John Reimund of
Urbana, Ill, has been visiting her daughter, Mrs J.
Vile Mrs Tom Davis of Terre Haute, is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David Divine. Mrs. A.
p Reynolds has been visiting in Indianapolis Mrs.
Mason of Schenectady, \. Y. is visiting her son. W.
Kan, is the guest of A. D. Lohand- Mr.. and Mrs.
Aaron Hughes are III Indianapolis visiting he family
of Ardina Whitesell- w. W. Mills and wife, of
Marietta, o. are in the city Miss Mamie Elston
has been visiting friends at Indianapolis MIR. and
Mrs +. G. Miner of Macomb ILL.,, guests of Alex
Harper Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Scott guests of Mr..
Haldeman, of Louisville. - Mrs. r. A. Colborn of
Noblesyilie, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Alfrey- Rev. o. A. Smith and wife, of
Frankfort have been the guests of Henry Binford.
Lieut.. w T. May and wife, of Greencastle, are
visiting relatives in this city Miss Ida Kahn is Wis.,
ting Terre Haute Hiss Helen Lewis is the guest
of her brother, Dr. E. r. Lewis Gen. J. P. Hawk
ins, Z. 5. A, the guest of Gen. Lew Wallace
last Wednesday Mrs. w. It. Brush is visiting at
kokomo- The Ouetenon Club on last Friday
evening, and paper upon 'tSome History of the
Western Boundary Line read by Prof. T. II.
Dunn Mrs. j. r. Etter is visiting in Greencastle.
Geo F. Wyman is home from Fort Scott. Kan,
TO spend the holidays = Judge A. D. Thomas and
wife have returned from Townsville, Ga Miss
Jennie Bryant is home from Indianapolis for short
vacation Prof. j. III. Osborne and family visit
ing Carpentersville Mrs Fred Manson is Wis
itng the family of J. Lewis, at Greencaste- Miss
Alma Nyric, of indianapolis is visiting at DR..
Iayne's
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EraEkliu.

Prof. Sam Utter and wife visiting relatives
here Joseph \. Smith returned Saturday from
California Miss Bertha Greasy OF Greenwood
turned home the fret of the week after several days
visit with friends in this city and vicinity H.
Riley and wife, Miss Alice Cheathau, Willie Staul
and Clarence Jackson of Riley's Dramatic Company,
visited relatives in this city from Sunday 10 Monday
morning. The first dance of the given
a Husman's Hall on Thursday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Byron Jennings attended the ScottC we'd
ding at Martinsville Wednesday Mrs. Chas
Day attended the wedding of relative in Mooresvils
on Friday Carl Payne and Dan Wood have
turned from medical and dental colleges of Phila
delphia TO remain during holidays Mrs. Louisa
Woez, of Indianapolis, was the guest of DR.: Chas
Woez Thursday Miss Orie Voris, of this city,
viii visit her uncle. DIR. W. V. Morgan and family
ard other relatives in Indianapolis during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs r. L. Todd spending the Holt
days with Greensburg relatives Arthur Newly, of
Indianapolis will be the guest of friends in this city
Tomorrow MIR. James t. johnson and family, of
Columbus, are the guests of Miss Lizzie Drake
Miss Lillian Thompson principal of the Frankfort
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Trasfer of the Chicago "rime. :"

CHICAGO, Dec. 24.-The Times to- will say:
The first steps taken yesterday in the transfer
of the of the late Wilbur f. Storey including
the Times the people who have recently purchased
it. Mr.. James West, of the purchasers. was
appointed receiver part of the plan for ult-
ate transfer 70 the Chicago Times Company, Mrs
Eureka c. Storey theione hand. and the heirsat-
law the other, have conveyed ali their interests
Mr.. West. The object of making him receiver tenn
porariy to protect the creditors of the estate
under the late receiver till the necessary steps could
be completed. As soon inventory be made,
and the debts adjusted, the will assume
editorial control of the paper. Clinton j. Snowden.
who is associated with Mr. West. stated this evening
that there had been, yet change in the working
force of the paper except that Mr. c. +. bennett.
the night editor. and Mr. Frank McClethen, one of
the writers, had At Quilted their places Mr.. T.
H. Cowles, who preceded Mr.. bennett night editor
had taken up the duties let fall by Mr.. Dennets."
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New Castle.

Mrs. Moses Heller Knghtstown, is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Kahn Rev. C. NJ. Moore has re-
turned from Pierceton, where he been holding a
series of meetings Gen Jas. r. Ross. Indianapolis,
the city last week Miss Ellen Gary Seven
Mile, Ohio, is visiting here the guest of D. H Gary
and family II. L. Bundy, jr. Washington; D. c.,
is the guest of his parents, Judge and Mrs NJ. L..
Bundy--. Perry Millekan returned from ex-
tended trip through Kansas Mrs. +. NJ Huddles-
ton left Wednesday for Kentucky, where she will
spend the holidays visiting friends H w. Waldr
left Wednesday for Gaunoque, Ont John w.
Grobbs, of Richmond spent Sunday in this city. the
guest of Joshua Holland and wife F. A. Cotton
and wife, kennard were of relatives here
Sunday T. w. McCraw, st. Paul, MINI, is spend
ing the holidays with the friends at home here
Frank Bowers, grand *. of R S.. in attend
at the K. of P. fair here Friday night com
pany of friends from this city pleasantly enter
tanned at the country house of Mr.. and Mrs. H. S.
Powell, Saturday evening la B. Cory. of
Mooreand and Olive Reed, of Sulphur Springs, were
married by Rev. Ford the NJ. E. parsonage in this
city Thursday: The social event of the
in this city the opening of the knights of Pyth
as holiday fair Thursday evening of this week.
The affair is the most complete in arrangement, and
extensive in detail of any similar event wit
messed in this city. Large crowds in attendance
day and evening, and the enterprise is assured
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Seymour.

Thos J. Charlton. of Plainfeld. visited his brother
DR.. s. H. Charlton. Sunday last. Thos. NJ Hona,l-
of Bloomington College. and Henry (''Chick'0 John
SON. OF Hanover College. are home for the holidays.
Misses Jennie and Lola Doan of Indianapolis will visit
their parents here the coming week Jos Mckin-
ney, of Columbus, is here for a weeks visit with his
family Rev Edward Pfafenberger. of Bonneville,
Mo- is whiting his father near this place -Jas NJ.
Wilson and wife, of Decatur, Ala, visited here dur
ing the week John Greer and wife departed last
week for Evansville Canada. to visit relatives
John Scott. of Wnterset, Ia, is visiting his mother
vile TO remain during the winter Misses Clara
Chlds and Anna Hancock, of bloomington College.
are home for the holidays Miss Fannie Betman,
of Washington, visited her brother Ira Beitman.
Thursday Conrad Liedorf and wife. of Dayton,
o., visiting their son. Con j. Liedorf. Oscar
Albertson and Ira viii visit friends here during
the holidays John p. Clark arriv ed home Friday
to visit his family for several days.
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IauphabIe Ciyii-Riehts Contest.

COLUMBIA. S. c., Dec. 24.-An amusing cyil-rights
incident is reported from Beaufort this State. Dur
ing the recent spell of mud and sush prominent
gentleman met very large and portly colored
the street, where there only for
pass along a time. They net in the narrowest
place. and neither would turn back for the other
Each stood firm in front Of the other. After while
the man sent passing boy after chair and when Il
arrived he quickly took his in front of his
tagonist. She also sent for chair and her knitting,
and comfortably seated in front OF her oppo
nent. An admiring crowd had by this time gathered
around witness the show. Il about
dinner time, and the gentleman was get
ting hungry. So he ordered out table
and his dinner from neghbornz restaurant
and there very hearty meal in the presence of
large crowd. He then quietly and informed his
dusky opponent that he longer wanted 20 in
that direction and that ne going back his place
OF business.
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Marion.

Judge Carroll and wife, George Sweetser and wife
and Wilbur Serviss and wife visited Mr. and Mrs.
Charles II. Hubbard. Hartford City, last Saturday
evening. Mrs. j. G. Whistler and Mrs. Anderson
visiting relatives in Chicago Miss Lizzie Mcclure
has returned from five weeks visit with Mrs j. j.
Person of Pontiac ILL., Misses Alice Goldthwaite,
Meta Steele, George. Delight and Anna Sweetser
turned Thursday evening from Miss Armstrong;
school at Cincinnati to spend the holidays Misses
Matte Overman and Maud Hamaker have returned
from school, at Bloomington to spend the holidays
- Miss Luella Crane, of Danville Ill, is visiting
Marion relatives Miss Lille Leonard. of Logans-
port, is visiting Mrs John Case. Mrs. II. L. Nor
row. of Bossario, South America sailed for her
southern home. Wednesday, after three months
visit with Marion relatives Mrs. Otto Spencer is
visiting relatives in Anderson Mrs. Charles Ken
nedv. of Bradford, is visiting Mrs. Al Goldthwaite
Bert Major is visiting at Indianapolis Miss
Miriam Harvey is home from Indianapolis to speni-
the holidays Miss Matte Weaver, of New Albany
is visiting Marion friends Mrs Barney Prins and
daughters visiting indianapolis relatives. Mr.
and Hrs. III. T. St. John have returned from St. joe
Mich Harry Smith and wife, OF Hartford City,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. James V Sweetser last Tuesday
Mrs. l.. J. Starrett and children visiting rela-
tives at Springfield o. Mr.. and Mrs. George Van
dergrift and Miss Emma Dubois, of Dayton o., are
visiting Marion relatives.
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Illinois and First streets when he Frustrated He
carried home by friends, and remained in very
critical condition until yesterday morning.
The that Mrs. Zelda Seguin- W allace would
sing at the Second Presbyterian Church Is contra
dicted by the church authorities.
Miss Jennie Hosuan. of Fiudlay o.. ard Mr.. and
Mrs. bucket, of Bloomington. Ind. are spending the
holiday in this city with the family of j. W. Hos
man.
Briggs S. Cunningham, president of the First Ma
the holiday in the city visiting relatives North
Meridian street.
Mr. G.. l. Reed formerly editor of the Peru Re-
publican. but temporarily located at Kansas
City, ACCOMPANIED by MS wife. IS visiting the family
of w. A Bell.
Miss Anna DRAPER attended the funeral of her
Gle Jacob K. Studeoaker, winch occurred at South
Bend last Wednesday. Her parents had preceded
her With her mother she will visit there for several
weeks.
Mrs. 3. G. Kelsey returned, yesterday, from ST.
Josenh Mo- where she has been for the past two
has been very i'll with typhoid fever, but is
valescing
Mrs. Judge Naylor, of Charlottesville, will be
eighty years of age Tuesday, Dec. 81. Miss Mary
d. Naylor DR.. and Mrs. A. j. Ha y. her niece Miss
Catharine Merrill, go over from here spend the
day with her
Mr. III. III. Walker station ed at Chicago
Rotary of the Western farm department of the Home
insurance Company has just issued neat little vest
pocket tract containing suggestions to prevent fires.
1t is einenty practical and valuable to every prop
erty and householder.
Mrs. Nellie (Cardel11 Bicknel formerly of this city.
resident of Springfield Mass. much pre-
ferred to place her daughter under the directs of
Pr Of j. 8 Black than to have her study in Boston,
that she has brought her to this city and put her
der his instruction for year. Prof. Black has
era beginners who developing rapidly, and prom
Use to become singers of unusual powers.
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MattOOn.
Miss Emma Zimmerman.

Miss Emma Zimmerman, of Sullivan, visited her
sister, Mrs. Z. j. Gilham the past week.-Mrs.. d.
A. Balch of Charleston, accompanied by Miss Emma
Balch and Misses Ida ana Josephine Mullins visited
Mrs. ID. W. Ewing last week. Miss Nellie Strawn,
of st. Paul is guest of Mattoon friends Miss
Linnie Christian will to Dallas. Tex to teach
school. Mrs. w. s. Hinkle gave musicale Tuesday
evening in honor of Miss Madge Decker Harry
Coppage, of Cincinnati is guest of friends in this
city Mrs. j. @. James, of Omaha, is guest of her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. S F. Stubbins, in this city
Misses Minnie and Lulu Volt are at home from Jackson
vile Musical College vacation The society event
of the week the marriage of DIR. W. w. Williams
to Miss Allie E. Dearborn. at the residence of the
brides parents, the avenue, Thursday evening.
The bridal party departed for visit to the South.
II. NJ. Sanders and Miss Lucy E. ames were married
Thursday evening at the residence OF the brides
entS
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NLarshalI.

Misses Cecile Dulaney and May Emerson, who
have been attending Monticello Seminary, at God
frey Ill., returned home Tuesday to spend the
holidays. 81. R. Ellis and Miss Mary Hester, the
latter from Ridge Farm. united in marriage
Wednesday evening Will Schoield ard Will
Dulaney are home from Notre Dame to spend the
holidays Fred J. Bartlett Fenton Booth and
Homer Chenoweth, who attended DePauw Univer
sity, at Greencaste, Ind. spending the HOLIDAYS at
home - Mrs. VIII kilborn and Miss Emma kilborn
have gone 10 Seneca, No. to spend week with Mrs.
G.. II. Pritchard. Whit Archer, of Danvie, the
guest of relatives here last week Misses Maud
Hughes and Cora Robinson are home from St. Mary
Ind, to spend the holidays. Miss Grattan, of
Galatia, accompanied Miss Hughes and remained q
day with her before proceeding homeward. Mrs.
Ellen Palley has been spending two weeks in Fairfield
and Mt. Carmel with relatives Mrs. Harry Mont
eornery, of Column bus Ind. returned home Saturday
last from a. months stay with relatives here VIII
Goodwin and vito have moved to Mt. Carmel Miss
Lizzie Riley has returned from Terre Haute. Mr..
j. r. Montgomery, deputy county clerk, was united
in marriage last evening to Miss Ella Rowe OF
MartnsyiIe.
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Greencastle.

Miss Lottie Daggy, of Danville and George Daggy,
of indianapolis, visiting relatives here Mrs. A
N. Grant and children, of kokono Ind visiting
at j. F. Darnall S. Miss Blanche Donnohue has
accepted position music teacher i'm the Blind
Asylum at Indianapolis Mrs. John w. Lee has
turned home from Fort Scott, Kan Mr. Robert
lngle and family spending Christmas in Evans
ville-- Miss Whatey of Cincinnati is visiting her
sister, Mrs. r. T. Jones Miss Fife Smith is visit
of Nation, ILL.,, visiting Mrs. Walkers parents,
Mr. Dan Ricketts, and wifo.---A Miss Lucy Hall, of
Rising Sun, is visiting Mrs. John Allen Mr.. and
Mrs. j. \. Alexander of Bloomington, III, visit
ing Captain j. f. Fee and family Mrs. r. T. Jones
will give a luncheon to friends at her residence Fri
day Miss Bessie BaInes is spending the holidays
with friends at Lafayette Miss Rose JoslyD has
returned from Milwaukee. Miss Ada Ballard of
Chicago is visiting relatives here. Mr.. w. d. Bur
nett and children, of Paris. H.. visiting W. G..
Burnett Prof. j. B. DeMotte has started lect
uring tour through Wisconsin, Ohio and Florida.
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ShelbyYfIle.

Misses May Hamilton and Ella Daugherty home
from Hanover College spend the holidays with their
parents. Sam Kennedy who is attending Purdue
University. is home to spend the hoidaya- Mrs.
Jake DePrez in indianapolis last week Miss
Mary Conrey entertained friends Wednesday in honor
of Miss Belle Mecher-- Miss Fannie Hughes, Of the
Lockwood House. went home Indianapolis spend
the holidays Mrs. H II. Jackson and daughter
Miss Addie in Michigan Miss Laura Haeh Wis
tied Mrs Dan DePrez last Miss Lola Parker
is b ONE from Greencaste to spend the holidays.
Misses May Warthin and Myrtle Thompson of Green's
burg the guests of Miss Grace James last week
Miss Jessie Rohrer of Germantown. o., viii spend
the holidays with Miss Victoria Byers The Misses
Wngate viii entertain Monday evening Miss Eva
Wingate viii return from Nlartinsyile Monday,
companied by Miss Eva Shirly----The wedding of
Miss cTertie Blessing and Mr.. Ed Elliott solem
nized at the residence of the former on Thursday
evening. The bride and groom preceded into
the room by little bridesmaids, dressed in pin k
MORE and carrying baskets of hyacinths and lilies of
the valley. The bride q surah satin cut
train, and decollete- Her ornaments dia-
n onds They left for Chicago where they will be
the guests of her sister Mrs. VIII Beck On their
rurn they will Immediately so to Housekeeping
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Fraudulent Business Methods.

NEW YORK. Dec. 24.-Francis w. Otheirnan. OF
Otheman Dyer & Southwick. importers of dry
goods IN a police court, this morning, charged Louis
w Brock, of Buffalo with stealing bale OF
worsted suitng valued Sl6i. The real amount
involved is said 10 be about SO COO 1t appears
that in January. 1887 Brock s. Weiner clothiers IA
wick. OF this city, representing themselves be
worth 100000 above all liabilities. An accoun {
was opened and IN February the Buffalo firm made
assignment, owing Otheiman Dyer & Southwick
$40 600. 1t IS alleged that Brock s. Weiner's state
ment. made in January, false Some DAYS ago
Justice White issued warrant for Brooks arrest
and he was brought here from Buffalo. He was re-
Friday next.
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r. W. Black of this city. is spending Sunday at
Madison. = Forest Sandusky has returned from
Missouri. Milton ShiIk and wife have gone to
indianapolis to lve.--.A P. Bone LATE postmaster at
Shelbyville, has become resident here Mrs Judge
Bonner spent part of the week at Richmond, Ind,
and Lebanon, O----A. B. Arlington is home from
Duluth Mimi Mrs. Ed. Kessing and son spend
ing the holidays at Edinburg Miss Minnie Mill
kin, of Hamilton o., is the guest of friends here
Miss Maggie Lathrop at Fairfield, H., for visit of
several days Miss Kate Terrence is home from
Hanover, to spend the holidays Miss Fannie
Wooden is a. Harni Iton o. during holidays Mrs.
NJ A Jones, and Mrs. Rugby, of Indianapolis, are
here to spend the holidays.
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Paris

Mr.. T. B. Shoaf, of Danyille, Ill., was in the city
on Tuesday. Mrs. Outher MeCarty returned to her
home in Shelbyville ILL.,, Wednesday,. Mr.. and
Mrs c. P. Hitch spending Christmas with rela-
tives in Chicago. VIII Wittick, of Minneapolis, is
visiting his parents in this city Mrs. d. G. Brown
of Irvington Ind IS visiting her mother, Mrs. Kate
Rudy Mrs NJ. a: Snyder is visiting relatives in
and near Indianapolis. Miss Jessie Sheledy has
turned home from Oxford College. Capt. H. NJ
Swisher of Leadville, Col, IS visiting his family here
Miss Hannah Eads has returned from college at
Delaware, O----Mss Wanda Ashbrook of Mattoon
has been visiting Mrs. u o. Coson this week -Le-
roy s. Estell and wife, of Omaha, Neb visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Gustin. Miss Lily Harvey, of
Chicago, is visiting her parents.
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EdinbUrg.

J. NJ Thompson, of Franklin, visited relatives here
last Friday Miss Edna Owens has returned this
place to spend the holidays VIII and Lewis
Leonard Williams of De Soto Ia, is the guest of
Mrs. Hattie Neal Misses May Armstrong and
Flora Stewart hon from Oldenburg to spend
the holidays Peter j. Banta and wife of Hopewel
the guests of D. L. Deming and wife last Sun
day DIR. L. L. Hnshaw and wife eft last Thurs
day for visit among relatives in Henry county
91rs. T. q. Dodge returned last Wednesday from 3
visit in several of the Eastern States.